new book - Hosanna in the Highest

The new book is here!

HOSANNA IN THE HIGHEST is an 80 page anthology featuring stories from the Bible, history, and modern day testimonies, illustrated in sequential art (comics) form which include:

"The Gadarene" (from Luke's Gospel) - drawn by Alec Stevens

"Dr. Marcus Whitman" - drawn by Edwin B. Wallace 

"Kawla Kuma: Man of the Mizo Hills" - drawn by Harold Johns

"Great is Thy Faithfulness" (the story behind the hymn) - drawn by Alec Stevens

"Arthur Lock: the 'Mayor' of Capital Avenue" - drawn by Charles L. Ramsay

"The Widow's Prophecy" (an account of Scandinavian evangelist Emanuel Minos and a powerful warning of God's impending judgment upon the nations, and the blessed hope found only in Christ) - drawn by Alec Stevens

and many superb single illustrations by U. S. Abell, Jack Hamm, John G. Lambrides, E. J. Pace, Henry Ossawa Tanner, and Edwin B. Wallace -- all men of like precious faith in Jesus Christ.

- carefully researched, richly edifying, and inspirational -

For more information visit https://calvarycomics.com/publications/hosanna.html

Non-US orders please inquire about additional postal rates.

Thank you, David!

I knew Jack Chick. We used to talk on the phone over the past 15 years. Many think he must have been an abrasive character because of the confrontational nature of some of his tracts, but he was quite soft spoken and gentle when we spoke. He wanted me to work with him, but passed away several years ago before that could happen. The new fellow over there has never replied to any of my emails, so I just let it go. I'm quite busy with my own publications.

One of the stories in the new book is reprinted by kind permission of Salvation Army headquarters in London. It is "Man of the Mizo Hills: the Story of Kawla Kuma." Harold Johns originally drew it in weekly installments in Young Soldier in the 1960s. I mention this because today Mizoram in northeastern India is, according to Wikipedia (of all sources), 87% Christian. The Salvation Army, Presbyterians, and other Christian missionaries won many souls to Christ in Mizoram in the late 1800s/early 1900s, among whom was Kawla Kuma who himself became an effective soulwinner.

Why this particular sector of the country was more receptive to the Gospel I do not know, but the answer may prove to be useful.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_in_Mizoram

Kind regards in Christ Jesus,

70 miles = 112 km - that's quite a ride! Were you in West Sussex at the time?

Yes, I've no hard feelings about the Chick work. God opens and closes doors. I am very thankful to be working on my own. Over the years orders have come in from all over the world.

Agape in Christ,

Well, I'm glad you were allowed to bring your bicycle on the train (at Victoria station, I presume).

Chick's "This Was Your Life!" tract has sold over 500 million copies, making him the most-published author on the planet during his lifetime.

If you scroll down to the bottom of this link you will see the opening six pages (of a much longer story) of "Man of the Mizo Hills." I mentioned it in an earlier post.

Enjoy!

http://www.christiancomicarts.com/forum/topics/hosanna-in-the-highest-comics-anthology?xg_source=activity

Rightly so, David! If God can deliver a soul in such extreme bondage surely He can undertake for us in much less dire situations.